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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
1
Home After Absence and Rich Hill Burglary Tale
Joe Baume returned to Adrian from California after an 1898 visit. The Rich Hill burglary at Pettus grocery was traced to the Van Voordis poultry house where a buggy was stolen. Bloodhounds followed the trail but investigators could not locate the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baume
J.C. Baum
Joe
California
San Francisco
Adrian Journal
8. C. Pettus
Rich Hill
van Voordis
Pulled Shotgun Accident Claims Young Man
Clarence F. Broderick, 21, died after a shotgun discharged while he removed it from a wagon near Bronaugh. He was injured in the left arm and bled heavily, later dying at home after medical help arrived. He lived with his father on the old Reama place and was widely beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Broderick
Reama
Bronaugh
Reed
Wilson
Willon
Broderick
Election and church notes from Mingo and North East Bates
The piece notes the Ohio winner bringing prosperity, observations on Thanksgiving, and sermons at the Baptial church. It records local movements from Butler and Griggs Schoolhouse events, visits by Fayette Snow and others, barn work, and a remark about barbers charging twenty five cents for a shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Smith
Butler
Griggs School House
Stella Dale
Fayette Snow
Fairview
Welby Stayton
L. Silvers
H. M. Hudson
Creighton
Mound Items Civil notes and local gatherings in Passaic and Butler
In Passaic and nearby areas readers report on church visits and a new concrete walk in front of the Nttle church. Rev King preaches in Passaic and Mt. Vernon on Sundays, while Mrs King and Mrs Webb recover at home. A Confederate veterans meeting at Butler featured a large turnout and a fine organizer dinner by the Lost Cause mothers and daughters. About sixty old fellows joined under Bro DeMize, L. C. E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Confederate Veterans
Butler
Mothers and Daughters of the “Lost Cause
Bro
DeMize
Peru Items Dredge Boat to Work Again
Rev Duncan filled his appointment at this place last Sunday morning and night Rev Sulter will preach next Sunday night Shucking corns the order of the day in this neighborhood Wheat looks fine Prohibition votes were all at our voting precinct Mrs Emma Newbold and her three children and Mrs Etta Erhart and her two children visited C M Thomas last week Newbold from Nebraska Erhart from Blue Mound Kansas daughters of Tom Collins of the neighborhood Candy party at Mise Goldie Dougines near Double Branches reports a good time Rev Wix is holding a protracted meeting at the Star church Undr Aus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Sulter
Emma Newbold
Etta Erhart
C. M. Thomas
Newbold
Nebraska
Erhart
Blue Mound
Kansas
Tom Collina
Mise Goldie Dougines
Wix
Star Church
Undr Aus
County Court Proceedings November 4 1908 Bates County
Court met November 4 1908 present Judge R L Harper Sheriff A Beard County Clerk C G Weeks Actions include waive Swamp land patent for W B Rateklo, bond approval for two collectors, warrant for county foreign insurance tax fund, quarantine release for M H Pruces sheep, drainage bond for T I Campbell, school district and loan actions, insanity finding for Mary Hall, dram shop license grant to Henry Steuck, election vote tally, ditch maintenance notice, semiannual school funds settlement, school loan for J W Maxey, warrants cancelled in several funds, court to issue warrants for election judges, foreclosure petition for Cora Patterson land, and road opening commissioners appointed E L Palmer, Walter Staley, G W Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L Harper
A. Beard
C. G. Weeks
B. Rateklo
W. J. McAntnch
Pleasant Two
Bates County
M. H. Pruces
L.G. Clark
T. I. Campbell
Walnut
Howard Township
C. M. Leedy
Mary
Hall
Mo. State Hospital No
Henry Steuck
Timothy Fucphey
B. Barron
Abeel
Panther Creek
NEY #ee
Hudson Township
T. &. Pasehall
West Point Township
J. W. Maxey and
H&j
Harper
J. D. Embree Clienis
A. L. Ives
Cora Patterson
Henry Groden
Nwa Swy & SW
Aaron
Urich
E. L. Palmer
Walter Staley
G. W. Hart
Death of Mrs Katherine Brannock in Summit Township
Mrs Katherine Brannock died at her son William Brannock’s home in Summit township Thursday at 10 o’clock at age ninety. Born October 6, 1818 in Bourbon County Kentucky, she moved to Bates county in 1866 with her husband who died about thirty years ago. Survived by sons William and Robert Brannock of this city. Funeral services were held at the home by Rev Later Saturday morning with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Brannock
William Brannock
Summit Township
Brannock
Bourbon County
Kentucky
Bates County
William
Robert Brannock
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thanks for kindness after our mother’s death
The Brannock family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and passing of Mrs. Katherine Brannock. William Brannock and Rupert Brannock express gratitude for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Brannock
William Brannock
Rupert Brannock
Hotel Pennell Changes Hands in Butler
E M Pennell sold his lease to Howl Pennell, Jobe, Arthur and Henry Yapel on Tuesday. Furniture and fixtures accompany the lease. The Yapels, formerly at Red Cloud Nebraska, come with strong hotel experience. They will be aided by their mother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pennell
Pennell
Jobe
Arthur
Henry Yapel
Tueday
Yapel Brothers
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Butler
Card of Thanks to Ruster and Rich Hill Community
A. E. Weaty, Ms. Carmel, III thanks the people of Ruster and Rich Hill for their kindness upon arrival with his wife’s body for burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He notes it was gratifying to be remembered by old friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruster
Rich Hill
Oak Hill Comntery
Kladly
A. E. Weaty
Ms. Carmel
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Tavio Marks&Sons
Avid Marks &Sons
Wrights
D. B
Sam's Levy Mercantile Company
REGAL
Hiram ‘Nictiows Shoe Company
House of Better
Nevada
Poat
Mingo and
North East
Bates
Ohio
Leason
Shelton
Peru
County Court Proceedings
Hotel
Poffenbarger
Douglass
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